ASUS - ROG Flow X13 13.4" Touch Screen Gaming Laptop 1920 x 1200 FHD AMD Ryzen 9 with 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Off Black

The Flow X13 laptop is a game-changer in terms of performance and portability. Its ultra-slim design makes it easy to carry around, while the powerful specs deliver exceptional speed and efficiency. The vibrant display enhances the viewing experience, making colors pop and details crisp. The keyboard is comfortable for extended typing sessions, and the touchpad is responsive. Despite its compact size, the battery life is impressive, ensuring uninterrupted usage for hours. The connectivity options are plentiful, offering versatility for various tasks. Overall, the Flow X13 is a top-notch laptop that exceeds expectations in both design and functionality.

Really impressed by the ultra small form factor and amount of power this packs within. If you are looking for a portable powerhouse which gets the job done with 2 in 1 form factor, this serves the job perfectly. Battery life has been excellent so far with absolutely no fan noise whatsoever. I wish this unit had one more USB A port, but i understand the space limitation and not a huge deal.

This is a super convenient computer I bought. I can work outside without a charger for nearly 7 hours. When I go home, I plug in the power supply to connect the monitor and plug in the graphics card to use it as a game book.

Very good laptop it’s Good for work and gaming for a very good price

This is a great computer. The APU is good enough to handle triple A gaming with medium settings. It is very versatile and I love how compact and thin it is for the hardware it has.

Another reviewer wrote that this laptop's speakers don't work on Linux. That's not uncommon with ASUS laptops, as ASUS adamantly and foolishly refuse to include vital device information in the BIOS ACPI table. This means the Cirrus Logic I2C speaker amps only work on Windows since the amp configuration is hard-coded into the Windows driver. Fortunately, with Linux 6.7 the Cirrus developers have addressed the missing ACPI info, so the sound problem should finally be solved on most ASUS laptops. It's about time! There are still issues with the amdgpu graphics driver. Since the AMD 7940HS APU is rather new, there are still bugs being actively worked on by AMD. There are workarounds for many problems, but this is definitely not an out-of-the-box working Linux laptop (but may be by the time you read this). Some problems you will likely have on a basic Linux install: • Stuttering graphics due to a problem with PSR and the specific VRR LCD panel used in this laptop (PSR must be disabled) • Suspend is broken unless PCIe power management is disabled • Poor network performance on the included MediaTek WiFi adapter, and if swapping for an Intel one, power management must be disabled for max performance Those are just some examples. However, with all the tweaks performed this can be an absolutely outstanding Linux laptop without having to wait for Framework's 7940HS model (and less expensive, too). The performance from the 780M iGPU is excellent—you can easily exceed 60fps playing Apex at 1200p. The 120Hz variable refresh panel is smooth and jitter-free once Panel Self Refresh is disabled, and perfect if you need low input lag. I recommend KDE Plasma (Wayland) as it supports VRR, whereas Gnome does not. If you're comfortable with tweaking your Linux install, this is a great performing laptop at a good price. You probably won't see anything close to this price from Framework or any of the other laptop brands that officially support Linux.

This is a very good laptop. The build quality stands out and is an improvement over the previous year’s model. The larger trackpad is better than the 2022 model. Although the model does not have a discrete graphics card, it is still able to run lots of games at middle settings. Battery piece is pretty good for a Windows laptop. I’ve been able to get 8-10 hours or use on a full charge. The display is top notch. I Appreciate the 1200p resolution as it is just right for the use case on this laptop.

Though it lacks a dGPU, the iGPU is plenty powerful for all games that may be a few years old. It also has amazing battery life due to this with me getting over 10 hours! This is even better because I can create custom profiles for the system. In my case, I created a Travel profile which drops the TDP to 15w and that extends the battery life a ton and still offers ample performance. Great, light weight, and customizable laptop! Great for travel and light/medium gaming!